Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-05
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS Mules
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $229, 1859 and were 81 in
number.
A. Marks, John Smith, J. Nj. Boal,
j. I. Brown and Frank johnson were
arrested by Officer Fowler yesterday
for violating the hitching ordinance.
The Los Angeles Music School will
give free concert Of fine selections
from classic authors, next Saturday
evening at the school, 118 East Fifth
street.
Rockell and Sapio, the two men
charged with robbing VIM. Lawrence
OF $S5 on San Fernando street, were
held in $1,000 bail, yesterday to appear,
before the Superior Court by Justice
fancy.
j. Page was yesterday tried in the
United States District Court for hav-
ing sold whiskey to an Indian in San
Bernardino county. After some testi-
mony had been taken the case was
continued until Monday.
In the suit of the Azusa Water De-
velopment and Irrigation Company
vs.. Marshall ct al, the defendants
were yesterday granted ten days fur
ther time to answer by Judge Hutton
of the Superior Court.
Vincente Salcido and Francis Sal
.cido, his wife, have brought suit in
the Justices Court against Carmen
Braiza, to recover 1926 and costs for
injuries inflicted on Mrs. Salcido, by
being bitten by defendants dog on
the Goth OF September.
Mrs. Mary L. Lathrap, State Presi-
dent of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, Of Michigan, will ad-
dress the people of Los Angeles, at
the Fort-street Methodist Church,
Sunday evening. She has national
reputation as an eloquent advocate Of
the cause.
There will be mass and Gospel
meeting on Sunday evening Novem-
her 9Th, at 7 80 P. NJ, at Hazards
Pavilion, conducted by Major Jos.
Hardie, OF the International Commit
tee OF Young Mems Christian Associ-
ations. Open to all.
w. H. Bonsall was in receipt of
letter yesterday from Captain Bland
ing, in which he says that the Board
of Managers OF the National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers would
arrive in San Francisco on the 18th of
the present month, and be in Los
Angeles about about 9 week later.
The committee on invitation to the
Soldiers Home Commission met yes
terday at General Miles office, and
agreed upon a draft of invitation,
which, after being signed, will be
handsomely engrossed and forwarded
to the gentlemen the citizens OF Los
Angeles are SO anxious to see.
Percival & Chambers team ran
away yesterday afternoon on Los An
geles street in front Of the new Natick.
The bolt that holds the double-tree
broke and it fell against the hoses
heels. They started off on run for
the country and have not been heard
OF since.
General Matthews has received a
letter from Adjutant-General Perry
Kewen, saying that the new military
company in this city, organized by the
very active interest of Mr.. H. B. Sulli-
van, and known as the ''Dude Com
pany" because they are all handsome
young men, will be mustered into the
n. G. G. at an early day.
The Belgian residents of Los An
geles and surrounding towns will give
an official reception to their newly
elected Consular Agent, Mr.. Charles
Raskin, editor OF lie Progress, OF this
city, to take place this evening, at
O'Clock, in the private room OF the
Cosmopolitan restaurant, All North
Main street.
The fourth concert at Sixth Street
Park took place yesterday afternoon.
The attendance was very large. These
concerts are rapidly growing in popu-
larity and it remains with the citizens
of Los Angeles to make them per-
manent. The list of subscriptions
will be started next week, when it is
to be hoped that every man called on
will give something.
Mr.. Lester Osborne, the publisher
OF the theatre programme Figaro, in
answer to our structures upon the fail
ure of that sheet to make the correct
announcements OF plays to be per-
formed, says that the theatre manage
ment must bear the blame, as they
make changes in the programme with
out notifying him Of the fact in time
to make the correct announcements.
At the meeting held by the w. c.
T. U. yesterday, Mrs. j. w. Davis
made motion that committee be
appointed to draw up petition to the
City Council, to be signed by the
Presidents of the Christian Unions in
the city, requesting the Council to ap-
point Public Matron, which was car
ried, with the understanding that the
committee present the petition to the |
Council in person. During the pend |
ing of this motion the President made
some remarks relative to Chief Darcv's
alleged i'll treatment of the Wools}een
girls.